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Insights explores the ideas, research, and emerging discussions surrounding Predictability Lead Time™.

From violence against healthcare workers and predictable harm to leadership, risk management, and organizational learning,

these articles examine whether asking different questions may lead to different opportunities for prevention.

Why Organizational Memory in Healthcare Isn't Enough

Alison Prentice

Published on: 29/07/2026

Healthcare organizations excel at remembering the past. But does organizational memory improve future recognition? Explore the difference between memory and organizational learning.

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